Royal Bank of Scotland expects a substantial increase in its capital thanks to the sale of businesses over the coming years and intends to return some of it to shareholders, chief executive Ross McEwan said.
The bank, 78 per cent

Royal Bank of Scotland expects a substantial increase in its capital thanks to the sale of businesses over the coming years and intends to return some of it to shareholders, chief executive Ross McEwan said.
The bank, 78 per cent

Lloyds warned of a long, hard economic recovery and set aside an extra £375 million ($609 million) to compensate people mis-sold insurance, underscoring the challenge facing Britain's banks as they battle to recover from financial crisis.